Vintage US Army Dress Uniform~Jacket Size 38R, Pants 36S, Shirt 15/33

Vintage U.S. Army Green Dress Uniform, also known as a Class A Service Uniform, likely from the Vietnam War era. This uniform served as the primary service uniform from 1954 until 2015, when it was replaced by the blue Army Service Uniform (ASU). Key features visible in the image and relevant information: Color: Dark olive drab green, characteristic of the AG-44 or AG-344 shades used during the mid-20th century. Coat: Four-pocket style with gold-tone buttons and a belted waist. Rank Insignia: The chevrons on the sleeves indicate an enlisted rank, likely a Sergeant or Specialist based on the number of stripes. Gold-on-green chevrons are specific to this uniform. Patches: Shoulder sleeve insignia (unit patches) would be found on the left shoulder, while combat patches might be on the right. The image shows at least one patch on the left sleeve, possibly indicating a division or command. Lying flat: Jacket 38R pit-pit-20",shoulder-17 ", waist-17 3/4", sleeve-24 1/2", collar-hem-29 1/2". Pants 36S-inseam-32" Shirt-15x33. Pit-pit-23", collar-hem-31". Smoke free environment